Cases on Criminal Procedure

Judiciously organized and edited, Cases on Criminal Procedure, 2017-2018, offers a collection of Supreme Court cases that
illustrate the underpinnings of police practice. This succinct and adaptable text raises a wide range of questions about the
processing of criminals through the American justice system-a process that is described in the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments of the Constitution. Spanning 100 years of Supreme Court rulings with a focus on the last 55 years, Cases on Criminal
Procedure, 2017-2018 features: - Historical perspective on the shifting interpretations of the Court under the leadership of Chief Justices Warren, Burger,
- Rehnquist, and Roberts
- Up-to-date cases: Rodriguez v. United States, Birchfield v. North Dakota, Utah v. Strieff, and Los Angeles v. Patel
- A deep and broad case selection, along with full voting histories for each case
- Succinct, accessible chapter introductions that identify salient theses and issues and provide discussion of insights
- from legal theory
- The full text of the relevant Constitutional Amendments and a chart of Supreme Court Justices from 1940 to the
- present